How it Works

  • Visit Geocaching.com to register a username
(Basic membership is free.)
  • Download a geocaching app to your smartphone and find the Cache de Crawfish GeoTour (or upload the coordinates in a GPS device from geocaching.com)
  • Travel throughout Terrebonne Parish to locate the hidden caches
  • When you find a cache, sign the log and write the secret code word on your passport.
  • Record your find on Geocaching.com
  • After locating 35 of the 40 caches, take your passport to the Visitor Center to receive your geocoin.

FAQs

What do I need to go geocaching?

In order to locate a cache, you’ll need either a GPS device or a GPS-enabled mobile phone. You will also need to sign up for a Geocaching.com membership; a basic membership is free.

What are the rules of geocaching?

Once you locate the cache, write your discovery in the logbook inside, but don’t forget to leave the logbook in the cache for the next person to write in. If you decide to take an item from the cache, you must replace it with an item of equal or greater value. Then, go to Geochaching.com and record your adventure.

What does a geocache look like?

Geocaches range in size from Micro (less than 100ml) to Large (20L or larger). Some are also listed as “Other,” and you’ll need to see the cache description for more information. Caches come in all shapes and forms; they could be a clear plastic container, a canister, or a secret compartment in a fake rock. You can get a general idea of a cache’s size from its description.

What is usually in a cache?

Well, that’s part of the fun! You never know what previous cache visitors have left behind. However, a cache will always contain a logsheet or logbook for you to document your find.

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